Etching-first and packaging-later manufacturing method for chip formal double-surface three-dimensional circuit and packaging structure of chip formal double-surface three-dimensional circuit
A three-dimensional circuit, first etched and then sealed technology, applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, circuits, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as large differences in material characteristics, stress deformation, and reliability levels that affect reliability and safety capabilities. Not easy to deform due to stress, reduce environmental pollution, and improve safety
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Embodiment 1
[0148] Embodiment 1, no base island
[0149] Step 1. Take the metal substrate
[0150] see figure 1 , Take a metal substrate with a suitable thickness. The material of the metal substrate can be changed according to the function and characteristics of the chip, such as: copper, iron, nickel-iron, zinc-iron, etc.
[0151] Step 2. Pre-plating copper on the surface of the metal substrate
[0152] see figure 2 , a layer of copper film is plated on the surface of the metal substrate, the purpose is to lay the foundation for subsequent electroplating. (The way of electroplating can be electroless plating or electrolytic plating).
[0153] Step 3: Paste the photoresist film
[0154] see image 3 A photoresist film that can be exposed and developed is attached to the front and back of the metal substrate that has completed the pre-plated copper film to protect the subsequent electroplating metal layer process. The photoresist film can be a dry photoresist film or a wet photore...
Embodiment 2
[0232] Embodiment 2, there is base island
[0233] Step 1. Take the metal substrate
[0234] see Figure 43 , Take a metal substrate with a suitable thickness. The material of the metal substrate can be changed according to the function and characteristics of the chip, such as: copper, iron, nickel-iron, zinc-iron, etc.
[0235] Step 2. Pre-plating copper on the surface of the metal substrate
[0236] see Figure 44 , a layer of copper film is plated on the surface of the metal substrate, the purpose is to lay the foundation for subsequent electroplating. (The way of electroplating can be electroless plating or electrolytic plating).
[0237] Step 3: Paste the photoresist film
[0238] see Figure 45 A photoresist film that can be exposed and developed is attached to the front and back of the metal substrate that has completed the pre-plated copper film to protect the subsequent electroplating metal layer process. The photoresist film can be a dry photoresist film or a w...
Embodiment 3
[0316] Embodiment 3, there is an electrostatic discharge ring with a basal island
[0317] Step 1. Take the metal substrate
[0318] see Figure 85 , Take a metal substrate with a suitable thickness. The material of the metal substrate can be changed according to the function and characteristics of the chip, such as: copper, iron, nickel-iron, zinc-iron, etc.
[0319] Step 2. Pre-plating copper on the surface of the metal substrate
[0320] see Figure 86 , a layer of copper film is plated on the surface of the metal substrate, the purpose is to lay the foundation for subsequent electroplating. (The way of electroplating can be electroless plating or electrolytic plating).
[0321] Step 3: Paste the photoresist film
[0322] see Figure 87 A photoresist film that can be exposed and developed is attached to the front and back of the metal substrate that has completed the pre-plated copper film to protect the subsequent electroplating metal layer process. The photoresist f...
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